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Qyon is a startup software firm that helps customers speed up their digital transformation with affordable services. It is widely present in Brazil and the US and conducts business abroad.
The organization leverages a range of cutting-edge technologies, including robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and big data, to meet and surpass the rapidly increasing digital transformation needs of its clientele.
Qyon was established in 2020 and its main office is located in São Paulo, Brazil.
When Business Fortune reached out to Mauricio Frizzarin, the CEO and creator of Qyon, he discussed the company's goals to continue leading the market and how it is making a difference. Here's an excerpt from it.
Head to Head with Mauricio Frizzarin, Founder & CEO of Qyon
How can Qyon improve the efficiency of its clients' enterprises by streamlining processes, transferring information and tasks securely and swiftly?
Our cutting-edge robotics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence software technology platform is primarily focused on company management issues. Furthermore, we developed a finance sector that can be incorporated into our technology ecosystem, automating business financial processes even more and making space for more affordable technical endeavors. We operate a cryptocurrency exchange, have a blockchain technology platform in place, and are continuously developing our platform to make it even easier for businesses to interface with the full company management system created by Qyon.
What distinguishes Qyon from the competition? In what ways does the company transform human-machine interaction?
As a technology firm, Qyon was founded in the digital age and has the know-how to apply this innovative culture to the creation of technological solutions. But, above all, we are aware of what our clients need. We regularly hear about their needs, so we are aware of them. Our goal in developing Qyon was and continues to be to surpass current market offerings!
Having stated that, we provide an unparalleled technology that makes managing a business easier by using AI to automate numerous tasks, but we don't stop there. Because our software is always learning from users, it is always changing. In our market, this is unheard of. Our services' affordability, which makes them easier to use and permits a genuine digital revolution in our clients' companies, is another essential aspect. The team strives to think creatively, generate fresh concepts, and surpass consumer expectations every day. Qyon's DNA is innovation! We are in a very prominent position because of all the technology I just stated, our years of expertise, our ability to develop, listen to consumers, and our very clear goal of democratizing access to AI for entrepreneurs.
How knowledgeable is the Qyon expert team? And what benefits do they offer your company?
Data is the new oil, as common sense would have it; prominent publications like The Economist, Wired, and Forbes have previously stated as much. Already, the largest corporations globally are big data firms. To remain at the forefront, we need our data engineers and developers, much like any large oil firm requires qualified petroleum engineers to flourish. As a result, we may state that the core of our company is our workforce. We currently employ over 160 people to develop software that isn't on the market yet. We feel like a team because of this, and that really sets Qyon apart.
What fresh activities is Qyon now undertaking?
Customers are already utilizing the beta version of our products since we are just getting started in the sector. Crucially, we have salespeople in every region of Brazil, which helps us expand and grow at the fastest possible rate. Additionally, we operate in Miami, Chicago, and New York in the United States.
In addition, we'll keep pushing AI development forward to provide company management solutions. Furthermore, despite the fact that our solutions are nearly finished, we make a little progress every day. We can't tell you everything, but we already have dedicated teams working on topics such as cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and the metaverse.
What major obstacles do you anticipate facing your industry over the next five years? And how are you going to overcome those obstacles?
I think that the globe will get faster and more digital, and this is a global trend that will not only occur in one nation. Meeting the needs of these new clients, who are rapidly digitizing themselves, presents a difficulty. Once everything is digital, customers will want even more, and we will need to offer fresh approaches to brand-new issues as they arise.
The largest obstacle to digitization, in general, is the additional issues it brings with it that we must address in addition to its constant demand. We keep ourselves ready to handle these mounting worries, therefore it's essential to have a united team with a clear goal. In addition to creating high-quality software, we want to disrupt the industry with our offerings and make AI more accessible so that business owners can take advantage of all the opportunities that digitalization will present.
Mauricio Frizzarin | Founder & CEO
Mauricio Frizzarin began working young and used microcomputers in the 1980s. He attended a technical school for data processing, where he created a program to simplify long forms. He then became a software developer despite the challenges of the 1980s and 1990s software market. He designed popular accounting software, attracting many customers and leading to the sale of his company, the second-largest software sale in Brazil. He later moved to the U.S. to study at Harvard Business School, where he realized the future of software lay in AI, big data, cloud computing, and ML, inspiring him to found Qyon.
